The story of how a mystery tree 'resurrected' in Koforidua in 1967

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• GOLD 1 year ago

  AMAZING INDEED!!!!!!!
  THE ORIGINAL HEBREWS WERE BLACKS,DIFFERENT FROM THE CONVERTED ONES,AS MANY PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES CONVERTED TO THE FAITH.
  THE STIFF-NECKED PEOPLE,BLACKS CAPTURED AS SLAVES FOR DISOBEYING THE M ...
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  AMAZING INDEED!!!!!!!
  THE ORIGINAL HEBREWS WERE BLACKS,DIFFERENT FROM THE CONVERTED ONES,AS MANY PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES CONVERTED TO THE FAITH.
  THE STIFF-NECKED PEOPLE,BLACKS CAPTURED AS SLAVES FOR DISOBEYING THE MOST HIGH GOD,READ THE OLD TESTAMENT.JESUS IS BLACK WITH WOOLY HAIR,READ REVELATION.ONLY THE TRUTH WILL SET PEOPLE FREE,SAYS THE HOLY BIBLE.LISTEN TO PASTOR OMAR THIBEAUX AND OTHERS,GET SOME KNOWLEDGE AND DO NOT REMAIN IGNORANT!!!!!!!

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• ndc is a curse 1 year ago

  Have asked yourself, were the Arabs black? Because they all come from Abraham so if the Jews were black why are the Arabs white or coloured?

  Have asked yourself, were the Arabs black? Because they all come from Abraham so if the Jews were black why are the Arabs white or coloured?

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• Tony 1 year ago

  I remember this story. It indeed happened on our farm

  I remember this story. It indeed happened on our farm

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• Emmanuel 1 year ago

  I indeed saw it. I was then a barracks boy

  I indeed saw it. I was then a barracks boy

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• Ex-Pope 1 year ago

  I remember that tree. It was taken away by the Oti River gods, held hostage under the Oti River for for a long time, and then mysteriously reemerged at the very spot from which those Snapps-drinking gods had snatched it. That ...
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  I remember that tree. It was taken away by the Oti River gods, held hostage under the Oti River for for a long time, and then mysteriously reemerged at the very spot from which those Snapps-drinking gods had snatched it. That tree was also said to sing a sweet tune every 15th day of the week at precisely midnight, to the delight and amazement of the townsfolk. Upon its return from the depths of the Oti River, the tree had a note attached to its trunk that asked that it should be called 'Arbor'.

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